You can alwas build a server/daemon that does this, quite simply, the trouble
is that when your common endpoint wants to write back, there is no
way to figure out
which single endpoint to send that data to.

There are probably many tools/ways to do what you want, but you must
be more spesific.

Michael McConnell wrote:

Ok here goes some crazy
idea.What I want to do is accept multiple TCP connections,
but yet, PIPE all the DATA into one single TCP connection?TCP---------\
\TCP-----------\
\TCP-------------======== TCP
/TCP----------/Hmm, lets see how outlook does with
ANSI...Theories?Mike